Download full web page and save without a deep directory structure? Also, bypass paywall?

So, I want to be able to download a web page in a way similar to what https://archive.is does. Using wget -p -E -k usually produces a decent result - but this result is somewhat hard to handle. For example, after wget -p -E -k https://news.sky.com/story/yazidi-woman-kidnapped-by-islamic-state-freed-from-gaza-after-decade-in-captivity-13227540 I got a directory names news.sky.com and the page was available as news.sky.com/story/yazidi-woman-kidnapped-by-islamic-state-freed-from-gaza-after-decade-in-captivity-13227540.html while other necessary files for the page were scattered around in this same news.sky.com directory. I'd prefer to have something similar to how browsers can "save a page" - the page file in the current directory plus a "something_files" subdirectory where the necessities are. I understand I can kinda do that by moving the site directory structure into that files subdirectory and creating a redirect page next to it, but I'd prefer to do it properly if possible. There are also cases pf paywalls that archive.is successfully bypasses but wget -p -E -k does not. For example, with https://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/28/magazine/theo-padnos-american-journalist-on-being-kidnapped-tortured-and-released-in-syria.html , archive.is produced a perfect paywall-less copy, while wget -p -E -k produced the start of the article hanging on "verifying access". I'd like to be doing what archive.is does. Advice on how to change these things would be much appreciated.